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Dozens of Los Angeles County Restaurants Ordered Closed in October for Vermin and Other Health Code Violations

Los Angeles County health inspectors ordered 35 restaurants, markets, and other food businesses to close between Oct. 8 and Oct. 23, and vermin was cited in 31 of those closures. The closures appear in county Department of Public Health records compiled by RestaurantClosures.LA, which lists facility closures from the past 30 days and links each entry to its county inspection report.

Los Angeles County, CA · 8d

San Francisco Chronicle

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This unassuming neighborhood is a perfect political microcosm of California

We found the single neighborhood that best mirrors how all of California votes. Even here, there are plenty of divisions.

Torrance, CA · 4d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Thousands of restaurants rely on this company’s technology. Lawsuit accuses it of ‘deceptive’ practices

San Francisco’s city attorney and the FTC allege in a new lawsuit that Toast, a prominent restaurant technology company, uses hidden fees and other illegal business practices.

San Francisco, CA · 8d

LAist

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Weddings, funerals, karaoke, drag: Pasadena’s last gay bar says goodbye after 45 years

The Boulevard paid witness to the city’s LGBTQ+ history. Now its owner is retiring. Here’s how to celebrate its legacy on Oct. 31.

Pasadena, CA · 7d

whatnow.com

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Dodgers Clubhouse Coming Soon to Montclair Place

Dodgers Clubhouse is joining Montclair Place, bringing a dedicated Los Angeles Dodgers merchandise store to the shopping center at 5060 E. Montclair Plaza Lane. The retailer appears in Montclair Place’s online directory as a Level 2 tenant in the Sports & Fitness category. The store will carry a selection...

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

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Former `Below Deck’ Crew Members Tentatively Settle Claims vs. Studios

NBCUniversal Media LLC, Bravo Media LLC and Mountain View Productions LLC have tentatively settled with two former “Below Deck” crew members who alleged the studios covered up another cast member’s alleged sexual misconduct. Attorneys for Grey Duddleston and Samantha Suarez filed court papers on Friday with Los...

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

The Independent

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There are so many karaoke bars in Los Angeles’ Koreatown that an official want to ban new ones

Your browser does not support the video tag. There could soon be no new Koreatown karaoke bars in Los Angeles because there are already so many with officials concerned with “late night noise and traffic.” ​The world-famous, 3-square-mile district has been a hub for the city’s Korean community for decades and is a popular nightlife spot for locals and tourists hoping to visit a karaoke bar. ​Councilmember Heather Hutt, though, filed a motion on Wednesday calling for an Interim Control ordinance on any applicable permits within the Los Angeles Police Olympic Division - which contains Koreatown. ​“In the last several years, there has been a proliferation of karaoke bars permitted and opened in the City of Los Angeles, particularly in the densely populated neighborhood of Koreatown,” she wrote in the motion, noting that conditional use permits had been issued previously. "As more and more housing is built in Koreatown, we field calls from constituents who deal with late night noise, traffic, and its related issues. We have seen the entertainment and nightlife grow in the area and want to ensure this growth is more thoughtful and creates a safe environment for everyone." City officials are considering a freeze on new

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

hoodline.com

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Pasadena Artist Says Education Dept Ran Her Avatar Fan Art Through AI for MAGA Meme

Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education Building — Federal Agency Involved In Story. A Pasadena illustrator who has posted her artwork online since she was a teenager says the U.S. Department of Education appropriated her fan art depicting Avatar: The Last Airbender characters, ran it through AI, and slapped a political slogan on top of it. Devin Elle Kurtz, 29, says she never gave anyone permission to touch the piece, let alone a federal agency pushing a campaign-style message.

Pasadena, CA · 6d

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Make Your Next Celebration Sparkle! Meet The Sparkle Studio by Melisa™

From birthday parties and girls' nights to holiday gatherings, this mobile sparkle experience brings colorful fun directly to you!. Looking for something memorable for your next event? Founded by Redondo Beach mom and entrepreneur Melisa Mann, The Sparkle Studio by Melisa™ brings a fun, interactive experience directly to your celebration, featuring shimmering hair tinsel, colorful feathers, glitter tattoos, and playful hair and face sparkle.

Redondo Beach, CA · 7d

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A Silver Lake Church Finds a New Calling at Sous Sous

A 15-minute drive for a great meal? This Glendale girl is already halfway sold. Add a night out with my girlfriend, and I’m especially glad we made the trip. Sous Sous is a Southern-inspired French restaurant and bar in Silver Lake, inside Hotel Lucile, a historic, nearly century-old former church built in 1931.

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

Los Angeles Times

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Where to attend Dia de los Muertos celebrations on Sunday

Neighborhoods and towns all over the region have been observing Dia de los Muertos for decades as a way to remember the loved ones who are gone.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

lastheplace.com

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Zen Cannabis Introduces Natural Vegan THC Gummies

Cannabis edibles have come a long way from the traditional pot brownie. Today’s consumers have plenty of options, from fruity THC-infused gummies to rich chocolate bars, and many are paying closer attention to the ingredients in their favorite treats. Zen Cannabis is giving them even more to choose from with its new Naturals line of vegan gummies, alongside an assortment of THC-infused sweets that offer something for just about every taste.

Los Angeles, CA · 6d

Eater

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Your Los Angeles Restaurant Weekend Guide: October 30

Every Friday, our editors compile a trusty list of recommendations to answer the most pressing of questions: “Where should I eat?” Here are four places to check out this weekend in Los Angeles. And if you need some ideas on where to drink, here’s our list of the hottest places to get cocktails in town.

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

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Photo Gallery: LBCC students and staff show off Halloween costumes

LBCC students, faculty and staff dressed up and attended a Halloween party hosted by the college in the Little Theater in the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building. Viking News set up a portrait gallery to capture some of the intricate and interesting costumes.

Long Beach, CA · 6d

Animal of Things

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Types of Lizards in Los Angeles: 3 Species Living in Your Backyard

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by Thupker Bodtsang / unsplash Anyone researching the types of lizards in Los Angeles quickly discovers that the county’s reptile life is far richer than the coyotes and hawks usually associated with the region. Tucked into hillside chaparral, cracked sidewalks, and porch lights across the metro area, a small cast of lizard species has quietly become part of daily city … This article, Types of Lizards in Los Angeles: 3 Species Living in Your Backyard , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 31 Types of Lizards in Arizona: From Gila Monsters to Whiptails • 8 Types of Lizards in Las Vegas You Can Spot in the Mojave Desert • 19 Types of Snakes in New Mexico You Might Encounter

Los Angeles, CA · 11d

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The Lost Music Scenes of America’s Biggest Cities

Once, New York City was the epicenter of punk, with gritty venues like CBGB birthing bands that defined a generation. The Bowery’s raw energy drew in artists from all over, fueling a scene that didn’t just shape music—it changed fashion and politics too. By 2020, most of these legendary clubs had shuttered, replaced by boutiques and apartment complexes. Rising rents and stricter licensing laws played a huge role, making it nearly impossible for grassroots venues to survive. According to the NYC Nightlife Office, over 200 small venues closed between 2015 and 2023, erasing spaces where new acts would cut their teeth. The city’s noise ordinances, tightened in 2018, have also discouraged impromptu shows. What’s left now are high-priced “rock bars” that feel worlds away from the grimy, authentic roots of the original scene.

New York, NY · 11d

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Coyote Study Finds Fed, Dog-Reactive Animal in One Pasadena Neighborhood, Low Threat in Others

A field study commissioned by the Pasadena Public Health Department found coyote activity typical and low-threat in most of the four neighborhoods it examined but identified one human-conditioned, dog-reactive male that had been fed by someone, according to the report the department published. The department hired Humane Wildlife Control in...

Pasadena, CA · 7d

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6 Los Angeles Restaurants that Closed Their Doors Permanently in October 2026

Several restaurants and dining venues across Los Angeles and Santa Monica closed or announced plans to close in October 2026. The list includes a Japanese-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar, a bakery-cafe, a wood-fired restaurant, and other local businesses. October Brings Restaurant Closures Across Los Angeles. Los Angeles has witnessed several...

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

Westside Current

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Forever Friday: Meet Waylon, a Young Belgian Malinois Looking for a Home

FOREVER FRIDAY - Stop during a walk with Waylon, and he'll stop right beside you. A passerby catches his attention, and he's ready to make a friend. For this young dog, connecting with people seems to come naturally. Waylon arrived at the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter as a stray. Approximately a year old, the black Belgian Malinois is affectionate, treat-motivated and already building a good foundation. He knows "sit," is practicing "down" and takes treats gently. He's easy to leash, walk and return to his kennel. Those lovely manners are only the beginning of what he has to offer-and what his future family needs to understand. Waylon is a working-breed dog who needs structure, exercise, continued training and opportunities to use his mind. His best match will be someone who understands those needs and enjoys helping a young dog learn. Affection matters, but so does giving that bright, busy brain something to do. Around other dogs, Waylon has been a gentle mingler in shelter playgroups, though he can become anxious and overwhelmed. Smaller groups have suited him best, and he has been responsive to guidance in those settings. Prospective adopters with dogs should discuss his playgroup experiences and introduction

Los Angeles, CA · 7d